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Comments on Dillon,s Sp,ccb

LoNDoS,ssp 2l.-The Times, comment.
ing on tae speech made BY Mr.. Dillon at
the meeting OF the National Lss2us ct
Limerick yesterday, says: "Mr. Dilloa'a
speech reads rather like an uaconecioua
confession Of weakness. There sill be
many more such confessions II the Gov.
ernment continues steadily and uotlinch.
iugty in its task OF vindicating the lsw."
The Standard Gays: "rhe law ia nov n
reality. Power hes passed away from
juriea Of perjured partisans. Dillon and
MS kind are naturally anxious to eustain
the errors Of the League. We do not dis
Guiae from ourselves the fact that tho
struggle will be sharp one." =
The Daily News. commenting on the
proclamation OF the League and ita
branchee, Gays: "This marks the final
suppression Of the political influence oi
the Liberal Unionists. They will hence.
ment." -
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2t.-In n chat on
Ohio politics while in Philadelphia, tho
other day, Governor Foraker said to Gen.
erAl r. r. Carroll: "As TO our carving
tho State there 10 no doubt OF 1t, none in
tho world. The fact ia, we are stronger
there to-day than we have been Tor yesre,
The reRson O! this is obvious. The ad.
minisirstiou has made a bull OF things In
number ol wsys, tho vetoed penaion bill
and the fay incident beiug. thu ones that
have dono ug mos. good. No, have
nothing moro to gay about MIR. Cleveland,
but am well contens. to lot his nd.
miniatra.ion 20 beforo tho = noople
Of Ohio for what 1t Ia worth, Yos, |
thing tho labor vote will undoubtedly do
Vs good, re- /. will draw largely irom tho
Democrats over good portion OF tho
State. For this reason and othere wo will
carry Hamilton comfy by All overwhelm.
Ing majority. Prohibition will about
hold its own, and II there is any change
1t will DO n loss 10 them. Thore will hs
III nnn1uslly lN-ge vote polled OH acoonnt
Of tho Btrlc! linea upon which tho fight ia
b9iug made. Tho Republicans ara we'll
united, there are no internal wrAnglinps
suCh No have characterized our friends,
tho enemy, srtl we pressn, solid front At
tho polls on election, which 1t will Bimply
DO impossible to overcome. Republican
sucCuea in Ohio iB Rasurol."
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AN EDITORS CRIME,
Ho Attempts to Murder His Wife, who, IIo
N0|sF Claims, WINS False. Ii1E

Ho Attempts to Murder His Wife, who, Ho
Claims, was False. ~
LEAvEswoRTu, KAN, Sept. 2l.-Yester.
day afternoon a woman ran screaming
down stairway in Delaware street, near
Main, with stream of blood running
down her dress. She exclaimed: "He has
shot me!' and as she started up the street
man came down the same stairway and
attempted to shoot her the second time.
when be was seized by bystapder and
big pistol taken away. =, a
Tho man WAS Q1inlan Campbell, editor
Of the Evening Sun, and the woman was
big wife. It Is the old story of domestic
infelicity and wrong.doing on the part Of
the wife, who Is young, handsome and
about twenty years the junior OF her hus.
band. Campbell gave himself up to the
officers, and Mrs. Campbell was removed
to their home.
Campbell says that his wife confessed
to him that she had not been true to her
marriage vows, and tha. he shot her, The
doctors say that unless Inflammation ee.s
In Mrs. Campbell will recover. She has
refused to swear to a warrant ior her hus.
bands arrest.
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THE ANARCHISTS PETITION.
Eight Thousand Signatures Securcd-Obles
ilnDa fS,f In A

Eight Thousand Signatures ssecurcd-ObIec.
tions to tho New Appeal.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-rhe number Of Gig.
natures to tho petition for clemency on
bahalt Of tho Anarchists resched about
5000 yesterday, counting those that the
committee OF the Amnesty Association
had received actusl returns Of.
OF this number about 5000 were in the
city, and the remainder scattered through
the State. There has been no system Dis.
covered yet By the committees to circu.
late the pstiaon. At pressnt tho blanks
and circulars are being cent to men prom
inent in labor oreanizationa
A member OF tho committee said ycster.
day. ."As far as this expression Of indig.
nation at the verdict IL concerned, l think
myself that the verdict was burning
shame and an outrage, but it is entirely
out OF place to put anything OF that kind
into a petition for clsmency, and for one
am setting aside my personal feelings. in
the matter entirely"
Capt. Black was expected to arriya in
New York some time to day, but bis busi-
ness at Ottawa prevented his departure,
de is to submit the caae to General Pryor,
with a view OF getting him to take the
case before the Suplema Court Of the
United States,
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AGAINST SEGltOES.

Ir0uhls In Ohio Ovsr tho Lnw AbollAhluE &
Separate Schools for Blacks.
CINCINNATI. Sept 2l.-The operation oi
thu law OF last winter which repealed the
statute authorizing tho establishment OF
separate uchopla for co!o,ed pupils, Ia pro.
ducinu friction in many places.
At Oxford the Oolored pupils nearly all
deBersad their own sohool and applied lor
adm!Reiun 10 tho white school. a pnblic
meeting was hold and the school board
was nskcd to order tho colored pupils to
their own schools. The board complied
With the request. and tho coiorod people
nropoao to npply Tor u msntlamuu. At
vnIlow sprinvn Tho achool board has or.
dcrnd tho cchooln closed indefinitely or
until tho Legislature can moot md tako
definite action. AT Ripley sui. In man.
damua has been entered to compel tho
Bchool board TO aduIil colored pupIls.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF tho Presidents Programme for tn
"Swing Round tho C1rcls.n

OF tho Presidents Programme for the
"swinE Round tho Circle"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-Ths President
and Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washington
next week on Friday for an Absence Of
three weeks in the West and South.
They will be accompanied by no official,
the other members OF the party being the
Presidents private secretary, Col, La
mont, and two personal friends Of the
President. Mr.. Wilson 0. B;ssell, OF Buf.
falo, and DR.. Joseph D. BsyarJ; Of New
York, who was a member Of his military
staff while Governor.
The following Is the i.enerary Of the
journey: Leave Washington BY the Penn.
sylvanis railroad Friday, September 80. a.
10 A. NJ; arrive at Indianapolis Saturday.
October |, at A, NJ; leave at 8 PM; ar.
rive at TGrre Haute at $3.50 =. N. leave at
G:l5 M; arrive at St. Louis SATURDAY..
October l, at u midnight. Lsaye by Chi.
cago 4 Alton railroad ,Tueadsy, October 4,
at II p. NJ; arrive at Chicago Wednesday
October s, at 8 a. NJ; leave by Chicago x
Northwestern railroad Thursday, October
g, at 10 A. NJ: arrive at Milwaukee at |
p. NJ; leave Friday, October 7, ut 10 A. N !:
arrive at Madison at =. NJ. leave BY Chi.
cago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul railroad Mon.
day, Octoger II at "A. Nj; arrive at St.
Paul ut $3.50 r. NJ; leave Tuesday, October
II, at l2 noon; arrive at Minneapolis a. |
I'm; leave by Chicsgo, St. Paul, Mime.
apoliB & Omaha railroad at s =. NJ. arrive nt
Omaha Wednesday, October l2, atllA.M !:
leave by Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
railroad at l2, noon; arrive at st. joseph
ut 5:l5 P. NJ; leave at 5:45 +. NJ; arrive nt
kanssu City at S:l5 P. NJ loave by Kan.
eas City, Fort Scott 4 Gull railroad, Thurs.
day, October IL, at II r. NJ; arrive ut
Memphis, Friday, October II, at 6 +, Nj, !:
leave by Louisvilie & Nashville railroad.
Saturday, October l5, at 7. NJ; arrive at
Nashville at II ?. NJ; leave by Chntta.
nooga, st. Louis 4 Western and Atlantic
railroad on Monday, October 10, at II A.
NJ; arrive Gt Atlanta at II =. NJ; leave
Wednesday. October 10, at l2, midnight; !;
arrive al Montgomery Thu.sday, Octo.
ber 20, Mt S "A. Nj, leave by Kcnneasaw and
Westorn North Carolina route at p, NJ:
reach Washington Saturday, Oclohsr 90
At q A, n. No stops will ba made except
at the points above mentioned, aud III no
instance can tho tlme given TO cities
whore stops aro to be made be OK.
tended.
The fact that tho journey is timed to
meet fixed engagements will prevent any
exceptions to .hia determination, but
through tho day, in paseiny all places Of
any considerable sixo. tho train viii bo run
at a worry low rate Of speed.
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Three Yenry In prison.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-One dark night
recently George Jacobs, Of Belvidere,
rolled large stone on the track Of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad, near
this place. Hethen awaited the approach
OF the midnight express from Chicago,
and just before the train reached tlls curve
where he had placed the rock, he lit a
newspaper and waved the fame in tho
mir. He stopped the train, but not until
the engine had showed the stone some fiity
feet along the track. The passengers
thought nothing too good for tho braye
Jacobs. Ee would accept no money, bat
solicited Job on the road. The COMPANY
had ohrewd detective in It's employ, who
followed the case up so hotly that he
made Jacobs confess that be put the stone
on the track. The Boone county court at
once had him indicted and tried, and he
has just arrived at the Joliet prison, seu.
tencsd to three years Imprisonment.
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THREATENED PANIC.
GREAT scAnc1rY OF MONEY
In Commercial Circies-Ths Administration
nlamed For It-Reasons Givon For tho
Critical Condition Of Things by
Bankors-Clevelaud Iuterestcd.a

NEW YoRH, Sspt. ol.-It is the rncer.
talnty regarding the future Of tho money
MARKET that Is causing tho greatest disttusI
not only on Walt street, but throughout
the country.
The general opinion Of 1nanciers 10 thai
II the Secretary Of the, Treasury would
come out with something definite in re-
gard to Ito policy Of bond purchases Il
would have a great effect in reasauring
the confidence Of the merchantile com.
munity. 'a
II tho Secretary would announce that
he would buy s25. 100000 Of 4! per cent
bonds at fixed price, cay los. It is thought
that this would esoe ths money market for
some time to come. Many banks and in
stitutions hold these bonds. and as thoy
run out in about four years, they would
be glad OF tho opportunity to get csah for
them, ior they can get a much better rate
OF interest for the money. ~
Tho mercantile community appears to
be suffering more than Wall street, on
account OF tight money. Banks will lend
much more readily on stock collatera!
than on notes Of merchants, and will
often afford light-waieted brokers better
accommodations than they will allow to
strong houses. One great reason the mer.
chants can't got the money Is they want
to borrow on time. The bank don't caro-
to lend money for any long period now,
as they expect to got much higher rate
OF interest II the financial stringency con.
tinues, and they want to hold on to as
much money as possible for that enar.
gency. Bat they will lend readily on call
loans, Tor they can get the monsy back at
any moment. Tho action Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day was awaited with
tho creates. anxiety.
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DESpICABLE TRAFFIC,


Ao~ GhiHoso Women Are Being brought
Into San Fraucisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-A bombshell
was cast into the camp of the ChEneee en-
gagged in brineinglovsr Coolies on false
certificates, when Vico Coneul Bee was
called yesterday to testify to the necessity
Of new bonds in a number of cases OF
women who have secured writs OF hotsas
corpus to land.
The Consulate has found good evidence
that q Chinese syndicate existed in China.
town .for furnishing straw ,bondsmen to
get women into this country. An unusual
number OF women have been admitted
lately on bonds and over score are now
waiting to get through in tho eame man
ner.
These women are ,all young and good
looking and are valued at $1,000 each.
Judge Hoffman named Saturday tor an
investigation.
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Z If the President had not vetoed the de-.
pendent pension bill and a miscellaneous
assortment of meritorous private pension
bills, tho surplus in the Treasury would
not now, be go great, aud We ehould not
be hearing so much Of the strlngency Of
the money market.
II Congress had consented to the propo.
pition thst we need navy and coast de.
tensse. there would have.beon relief in that
direction. Then there was opportunity
to do double good by a5ording sufficient
protection on certain home products, and
this, by keeping back foreign products in
equal measure, would have reduced the
revenues and KEEP. in circulation so much
more money.
And then Congress- might have left With
the people over hundred millions more
by cutting Of the head Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, the usefulness Of which
establishment has long sincs ceased.
There are many ways to afford relief, il
the powers that bs are in earnest.
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DYNAMITE. Gagged,
Editor Coyle wantcd.to nlow. up tho italian
prOCehslOD.

Editor Co,le wantcd.to nlow.up tho italian
Procession.
San ANTONIO, Tex Sept. ol.-Isnatias
Coyle, the Irish Catholic editor, who on
Monday stated that he would stop yeater.
days celebration Of the iall Of Rome, YVES
yeaterdey morning arrested md lodged in
jail.
/; When seen by reporters he cheerlulIy
informed them that when he was arrested
ho was on hiu way to neveral hours hard
work in manufacturing nitro.glyceyins to
be used on the Italian procegnion. lie
ias q receipt for the construction Of clock
bo,nhu, inss bombs and other kinds Of In.
frrnsl mnchineg. He had no tools OIL him
when taken.
lie expressed perfect willingness TO
nniFer for the mother church, and regrets
that rs failed to blow up ak or auvon
ltal!Gns.
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THE NEW TREATY
Between Spnin md tho United statos-Dl
eliminating Duties Abplislet.

Between Spnin md tho United statos-Dls.
eliminating Duties Abolished. 81,
WAeulNdroN. D. G., Sept. 2l.-The De.
partment Of State furnishes the following
for publication:
Memorandum Of agreement between the
Government Of the United States of
America and the Government OF Spain
for the reciprocal and complete suspen.
sion Of all discriminating duties Of ton.
mage Of imports In the United States and
the 1slands Of Cuba and Porto Rice, and
all other countries belonging to the
Crown OF Spain upon vesaela OF the re.
epec!ive countries and their cargoea:
Firet-1t is positively agreed that from
thie date an absolute equalization Of tom
mage, dues and imports shall q: oncs be
applied TO the production OF or articles
proceeding from the United States, or any
other foreign country, when carried in
yesaels belonging to citizans Of the United
States, and under the American flag, to
the Islands Of Cuba, Porto Rico and The
Philippines, and also to all other countries
belonging to tho Grown Of Spain, and that
no higher or other tonnage dues or i'm
poEts shall be levied upon said vessels and
the goods carried in them, as aforeaaid
than are paid by Spanish vessels and
their cargoes under similar circumstances.
Second-On- tho above conditions, the
President Of the United States shall at
once Issue proclamation describing in
that discriminating tonnage dues and i'm.
ports in the United States are euspeuded
and discontinued as regards Spsnieh yes-
sells, and the product Of manufacturers or
merchandise imported into tho United
States proceeding from Spain, from the
Aforesaid posseeaiona and from the Philip.
pine Islands, and also from all other coun.
tries belonging to the Crown of Spain, or
from any foreign country. This agree.
ment ia offered by the Government OF
Spain and accepted by that OF the United
States as full and satisfactory notification
ol the facts above recited.
Thlrd-The United States Minister at
Madrid will be authorized to negotiate
with the Minister Of Foreign Affairs either
by IN agreement or treaty, 80 90 to place
the commercial relations between the
United States and Spain on q permanent
1ooilDg advantageous to both countries.
In witness whereof the undersigned in
behaltof the eGovernment OF the United
States a2d Of Spain respectively, have
hereuuto set their hands and seals. |
Done at Washington, this 2lst dsy Of
September, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.seven.
L's. 7. F...BAYARD,
LIS. E. De MuRUAGA.
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Her Husbands Hendless lsotly.

WlIKssBARRE, Pa, ssps. 2l.-George
Davis, wealthy farmer living near West
Nanticoke, left Nanticoke for home abo ut
dark Monday night with load Of lumber.
His wife was aroused shortly after mid.
night by the wagon entering the yard.
Expecting to hear her husbandsehe took
the lantern and went out and found the
horsea and wagon standing by the barn.
When sne drew near che saw the headless
body Of her husband lying on the luuber.
The exact manner in which he met his
death cannot be told, but it is believed
falling asleep Oh tho road, he lay down
With his head hanging over the edge Of
the lumber. In making turn the horses
must have caught hio neck between tho
wheel and the lumber. seyering tho head
from the body. The head was iound two
miles from the house.
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A BIG FAILURE.
ruEAMER1oAN EXPOSITION
In London Nearing tho End Of It's Dubious
cnresr-Bufnto Isill tho only Redeem.
Ing Feature aud Hs Even has De.
generated Gladstone on tho Riot.

LONDON, Sept, 2l.-The American Ex.
position, which started out last May under
such fair and favorable auspirsc, is now
nearly at the close Of It's dubious career.
When the Exposition WAS opened It was
with the design Of being representative
American affair, but It departed from this
character no. long alter Its Inauguration.
At frat a goodly number Of Americans
entered into tho scheme, and brought over
their exhibits. They started thor agsn. /
cles at the Exposition and whom they
went away left Englishmen as their agents.
Now the Exposition does not include
round dozon Of Amsrlcanu, aud It Is only
American in name. To bs sure some
American goods are there, bu. 1t has
proved such failure, viewed from busi. I
ness standpoint, that nearly oil the Ameri-
cans who embarked In the plan originally
have withdrawn. igt'S77 4 Z 2, -
The visitor to tho Exposition would
imagine himself at a church fair almoet
at least II he judged from the solicitations
he received TO purchase articles. Clutcbed
on one side, called to from another, His
progress is impsded, and II he headed ali
the numerous Offers made him on his way
through the buildings he would EMMY
bis pockets OF money and load himself
down with useless truck. u - = (
Tho only representative American srti-
Gle at the Exposition is the Wild Wet
Show, and that is 60 undoubtedly HAmefi.
can" that even London, with its ciyiliss-
ton, cannot take away its purely Western
flavor. The chief owner Of tho allow. +
however, Buffalo Bill himself, has, ia fis
contact with royalty, 1t is said, esily de-.
generated from the lofty and independent
apirit which marked him when he flrst
became society's idol. The nonchalsnt
air and of.hand manner have civ.
en- place to a more obseouious
bearing; but 1t is no. among Lis new
friends that the change is so noticeable.
ior he is too much Of favorite, and really
too proud 10 be obsequious, but 1t Is
among bis old associates that the change
Is more marked. His quondam compau.
ions.ea that he has lost that frank and
genial cordlslity that used to mark his re-
lations with them, and one OF the COW 4
boys aaid the other day: "Why be won't
hardly speak to us now" r1'E-1 =
The Exposition will clcss at the end of
October, and 1t has very likely proved in
many cases q loas rather than gain to the
commercial industry Of the United States.
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The Joint Committee appointed to con-
sider the matter Of railroad bridge will
be called upon as first duty to resist the
pell mell eforsa to rush through scheme
without consideration and at whatever
cost. This done, the committee will
naturally look into the condition Of things
with respect to the bridge charter already
in e1istence.
Tne committee will desire to know what
othsr persons ere likely to DO under that
charter, what the city could do shout it II
it were thought advisable to do anything,
what might be done in connection with
the persons who have the charter, and
whether somebody hes some unmarked
able thing which it is now proposed to
unload upon the city snd county.
Then there will bs the conditional sub-
ac.iption OF the county 10 the Wheeling,
Mt Vernon 4 Coahoc.ou, by the terms Of
which the county must pay over to the
railroad company sl50.Oo0 when the road
enters the city with satisfactory terminal
facilities. The idea upon which that cub.
scription was based was that when tho
road came it would bring with it bridge.
II now the bridge were built in whole or
in par. largely with public funds, 1t is
worth while to inquire whether tho $780,
600 would bs inaiEted upon in addition.
All these things and more will be con.
sidersd by the csreiu! men to whom the
matte. is entrus!ed. Whan VIC get the
bridge we should be sure that We are get
ting 1t in the right way and on reasonable
fermp
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PlrrsnuRon, Pa, Sspt. 2l.-Some tino
ago Lsander Sharp, on behalf Of his wife.
Sarah Jane, brought suls nsains! Samuel
Heron for $4,000. Mrs. Sharp alleged
tlta. duting the absence OF her ha5bsnd
from home Samuel Horror cams alonr
and kissed her in rude, diagracsiui sni
unlawful manner 80 that lie hpcamn n
burden and death dcsirable." Ye,ter,iav
the attorneys for Mra. Sharp Won. int,
court and took judgment o! yoluutsry
on.sujt.
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Marrow Ekcnps From ne,,L

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ol.-Capron &
Wooiverton's -four mill, on tho pier in
front Of the city, was burned this morn.
Ing. with 100000 bushele Of grain. Lon,
Slbo,ooo; insurance 100000. Eirht fra.
mon who were caught in the upper story
OF tho building were reached With dim.
Guilty. Ladders proving too short, wa,,
lifted On the shoulders Of rolIremon
and the men dropped to them nom win.
uOWH. "'A-
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The Celebration in Roma

ROME. Sept. el.-The anniversary OF the
entry OF the Italian troops into Rome wan
celebrated here yesterday by professions
and banquet to the veterans. The city
was brilliantly illuminated last night. a
atatue OF the last Roman tribute, Cola Di
Kienzl, was unveiled during tho dav.
signor Crispi, the Prime Minister, has
donated $1,000 to open q fund ior the
erection Of an orphan asylum in honor Of
the occupation Of Rome by the Italian
forcea,
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An Unknown Man Sulcilcn.
,tcict Dtsyaics to tie is:elliGutctr,

Sptcict Dtspaies to lie il:tlsi0ner,
PAEKRHsHuRo, W. Va, Sept. 2l.-Thia
morning hb,u: S o'clock an unknown man
committed su:c:de in All Ohio River Rail.
road box car, which atood on s;de..rsck
at Esl!evilie. There were no papers in
his pockets or shout his person by which
he could bs identified. lie WAS between
IS and 60 yosrs Of age, shout five feet elk
inches III height, smooth lace, iron gray
hair, light eyes; wore blue suit OF
clothee, black still hat with broken brim,
white shirt open in front, paper collar,
rod striped socks, and old.atyle Congress
yaiterg